RIB 22 Widebody Boat

Nautica's new 22-foot Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) Widebody model is designed to be rugged and versatile. It has a wider and deeper hull running surface than other Nautica RIBs. Its stable handling characteristics give it a smooth ride in chop or heavier seas.

Ruger AR-22 Stock System

The ATI Ruger AR-22 Stock System for the Ruger 10/22 platform from Advanced Technology International (ATI) is designed to transform the standard Ruger 10/22 into a near identical, fully-functional, AR-15 replica.

Model 22 Wallet Profile Holster

With an extra-thin construction and square backing, Safariland's Model 22 Wallet Profile Holster provides the impression that a wallet is being carried in the pocket rather than a holster.

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National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Announces June 2026 Officers of the Month

The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) named 15 officers of the Chico Police Department (California) as the Officers of the Month for June 2026 for their roles in responding to an active-shooter incident at a public library.

Glock 22 RTF Duty Pistol

Officer Matt Gregory shows his Glock 22 RTF for duty and home defense with the rough-textured grip option. He says, "The grip on this gun is unbelievable. I worried with the Generation 3 Glock because my hands stay clammy a lot of the time. I don't worry about losing my grip anymore."

Management's Revolving Door and Its Ripple Effects

In my 31-year active career, I worked for no fewer than 14 chiefs of police and so many acting chiefs that I lost count. Do the math, and that works out to less than two years per chief. The shortest chief “tenure” was just nine days (he was found to have organized crime ties). My department even resorted to “fill in the blank” when it came to the chief’s name on reports.

Ruger Introduces LCR-22 Revolver

Sturm, Ruger & Company, has introduced the Ruger LCR-22, an eight-shot LCR chambered in .22 Long Rifle.

Revolving Door Syndrome

Most chiefs serve at the whim of politicians, who also tend to come and go through the same "revolving door." Consistency in these agencies is unknown, as policy and personnel changes happen faster than the department can digest them.